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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1981

Page

17

First Monday in October and On Golden Pond tied by producers

The piece traces Martha Scott's link to First Monday in October with Melvyn Douglas and Jean Arthur, its reworking by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, and Henry Fonda's involvement. It notes Fonda’s failed bid to back the film version and Walter Matthau Jill Clayburgh casting, leading to MGM and Paramount interest and early success for the projects.

Cleveland Playhouse Melvyn Douglas Jean Arthur Jerome Lawrence Robert E. Lee Henry Fonda Dad Martha Scott Jane Alexander John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts Washington, D.C Broadway Los Angeles Eva Marie Saint America Supreme Court Fonda Henry Golden Pond Walter Matthau Hank Matthau Jill Clayburgh Walter

First Monday in October Faces Release Delays

Paramount shifts release plans for First Monday in October after Sandra Day O Connor's Supreme Court nomination. Martha Scott defends not exploiting the historic moment while aiming to boost audience interest with a witty literate story about the Supreme Court and its members.

Washington D.C Reagan Sandra Day O’connor Supreme Court Paramount Ms. Scott Martha Scott Matthau Clayburgh

Traces film cast announced for Columbia Pictures

Gene Wilder Gilda Radner Richard Widmark and Kathleen Quinlan star in Traces a romantic mystery comedy directed by Sidney Poitier. Filming locations include New York Boston Connecticut and Arizona with Poitier previously directing Wilder in Stir Crazy.

Hollywood Gene Wilder Gilda Radner Richard Widmark Kathleen Quinlan Columbia Pictures Sidney Poitier New York Boston Connecticut Arizona Poitier Wilder

Little River Band to Perform at Five Seasons Center

The Little River Band including Beeb Birtles David Briggs Derek Pellicci Graham Goble and Glenn Shorrock will play at the Five Seasons Center Tuesday at 8 p.m. America opens with hits Horse with No Name Ventura Highway Tin Man I Need You. General admission tickets are $9 in advance or $10 at the door plus service charges.

Little River Band Beeb Birtles David Briggs Derek Pellicci Graham Goble Glenn Shorrock Five Seasons Center America

Mazursky Starts Tempest Film in Atlantic City

Director Paul Mazursky has begun filming Tempest in Atlantic City New Jersey with John Cassavetes Gena Rowlands Susan Sarandon Vittorio Gassman and Raul Julia. The project co written with Leon Capetanos will also shoot in New York Greece and Rome.

Hollywood Paul Mazursky Atlantic City N.J John Cassavetes Gena Rowlands Susan Sarandon Vittorio Gassman Raul Julia Mazursky Leon Capetanos New York Greece Rome

Bette Davis to star in A Piano for Mrs Cimino

Bette Davis will headline the CBS television film A Piano for Mrs Cimino produced by EMI Television Programs. John Gay writes the screenplay from Robert Oliphant’s book about a 68 year old widow facing family schemes to seize her property in the 1980s. An earthquake near southwest Mexico City in 1973 killed 500 and injured 1,000.

Hollywood Bette Davis Mexico City

Eileen Brennan to Star in Female Sheriff CBS Film

Eileen Brennan will star as a woman who becomes sheriff in a Western town in the CBS movie Female Sheriff filmed on location in Park City Utah. Jud Taylor directs from a Jim Byrnes screenplay for CBS. the title will be changed later.

Hollywood Eileen Brennan Capt. Lewis Private Benjamin CBS Park City Utah Jud Taylor Jim Byrnes

Bennett Cerf Dies at 73 After Ten-Year Career

Bennett Cerf, a prominent editor and publisher, died at age 73 ten years after launching a prolific career in books and humor. The obituary notes his influence in American publishing and his long association with Random House.

Bennett Cerf

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